Raunaq Public School, Ganaur, Sonipat: Photos

The school campus is dotted with lawns, parks and huge open space. The campus is crisscrossed with a network of brick paved and tarred roads and security is ensured by a well-built boundary wall, and with closed circuit cameras and with latest firefighting equipment. The school has an excellent student centric infrastructure which supports a student throughout her academic career at the school which make a marked difference in the overall experience of students which enables them to realize personal excellence at all levels. In keeping with the communication revolution we have over fifty percent of the class rooms supported with audio-visual aids to enhance the teaching learning-process. The spacious well-lit, well- ventilated main school building has a warm red brick exterior that provides a pleasant contrast to the green, open courtyard in the center. it houses spacious, sound proof smart classroom, one of which face the other, so that activities can be carried out without any hindrance from each other.

"Something about them just makes me calmer the instant I step through the doors. I feel safe, I feel at home. I could sit in a library for hours soaking in all of the world stories pouring out of the books I have yet to read." Library is the heart of any academic institution and plays a key role in all academic activities. To inculcate regular reading habit in the students, the school has two well planned libraries having 16000 text books and reference books. The school has 25 periodicals and 13 daily newspapers to make the students aware with the latest updates, modern changes & technology. We have the spacious computerized library the central library have the reading room facility which makes this a knowledge paradise for the students. Well stocked racks, full of standard and recommended books attracts student to spend more time in library. Reputed journals on related subjects are available in plenty to make the students highly informed with the latest trends.

Conveyance facility for non-resident students is available on reasonable charges. A fleet of 12 buses ply to the adjoining villages to avoid any difficulty to students.